Holiday 2023

Hi @Crossing You don't need a travel agent. All the information you seek can be found online. Here's a few websites to help you out:

1) https://www.mauritiusnow.com/ - general information about Mauritius as well as travel requirements. There are many other websites with similar information but mauritiusnow is pretty well known

2) https://safemauritius.govmu.org/ - website to get the Mauritius All-in-One form. You will need this on entry to Mauritius

3) Use a flight aggregator website like https://www.skyscanner.com/ to get the best available tickets for your dates. I imagine you'd either fly through Kenya (Kenya Airlines) or Johannesburg (SAA) from Zambia

4) Use hotel aggregator websites like https://www.booking.com/,https://www.hotels.com/ or https://www.tripadvisor.com/ to book your accommodation. Alternative, join a Facebook group like Mauritius Short Term Rental to rent a property directly from the owner

Some final notes: most tourists will either stay in the West or the North of the island. There are splendid beaches all around Mauritius including the East and South. The east is just a bit windy but still nice for a short stay and it's close to the airport. The west and the north will require a taxi ride of close to (sometimes, more than) an hour so that will be an extra expense - you're probably looking at Rs 1,500 - Rs 2,000 (maybe more) each way.

Hope this helps